Help with new site index.html

I'm new to website design/hosting/etc so I apologize for the newbie questions.  I'm using DW8
I have a hobby site on a free host and have been using it for 2+ years without problems.  Recently I decided to re-design the website.  When I uploaded the new website in place of the old one the host kept saying that the file was not found.  So I re-loaded the old site and everything worked fine.  So just for kicks I uploaded the NEW index.html file in place of the old one, and again the website could not be found.
So is there something actually wrong with my NEW index.html root file, or do I need to do something else in DW to upload a new site in place of an old one?  I have no idea what could be wrong with the new index file; I created it just like I did the old one.
Thanks in advance, joel

Before you upload next time click on Site->Advanced->FTP log.  See if you get any errors with that.
If you are not and the files are uploading ok, you may need to get in touch with your host.  If something is not working on the account it could be something on their end, whether it be configuration errors or some other random occurrence. 

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